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Conditions
Brief summary
This study evaluates the short and medium term efficacy of assessment and treatment at the MindSpot Clinic in Australians aged 18+ with symptoms of anxiety or low mood.
Interventions
The MindSpot Clinic is national mental health service that provides telephone and internet assessment and treatment of Australians with anxiety or depression. Prospective participants and/or inquiries can be made via the website: mindspot.org.au MindSpot treatment courses comprise 5 lessons which are provided online, electronically, or sent via post. Mode of administration is based on participant preference. Lessons describe evidence-based cognitive behavioural and interpersonal therapy strategies for managing cognitive, behavioural, and physical symptoms of anxiety and low mood. One lesson will be completed every 1 to 3 weeks. Each lesson will take about 15 minutes to read. Participants will also have access to summaries of each lesson, and will read anonymous stories about other people with anxiety and low mood, taking a further 20 minutes per week. All participants will also receive 10-20 automatic emails to promote adherence and engagement, and at least weekly written or telephone contact from a therapist at the MindSpot Clinic.
Sponsors
Study design
Eligibility
Inclusion criteria
1. 18+ years of age 2. Provides informed consent 3. Resident of Australia 4. Presenting problem are symptoms of an anxiety disorder or depressive disorder
Exclusion criteria
1. Presenting problem not anxiety or depression 2. Receiving psychological therapy for target symptoms at same time as the present trial